Traditional vernacular architecture is a style of building that has been passed down through generations; it reflects the local culture and available materials. This type of architecture is constructed using traditional building techniques and materials that are usually found in the area. Building with such techniques requires a great deal of skill, knowledge, and experience, particularly in the field of masonry. Many people tend to think that such employment cannot be a sustainable source of livelihood in today’s age of modern construction methods. However, traditional vernacular architecture can offer an array of employment opportunities for people, especially those who are skilled in masonry. With the revival of traditional architectural styles, there has been an increase in demand for skilled craftsmen who can work with traditional materials, such as stone, mud, and timber. By promoting such construction techniques and offering training programs, we can Retain the valued skills of masonry and provide employment opportunities that can improve the local economy.
